Understanding and using indexes on SQL Server 

Honestly, I'm just happy to have found someone whose accent I can understand.

There needs to be more tutorials with this style and format. Rigorous, academic texts with large amounts of jargon and time complexity proofs are important, particularly once you have mastered a topic and want marginal speed and memory improvements to complex stored procedures. However, when you are starting out, having complex ideas boiled down to simple English and having clear instructions showing you how to tell when things are working well and when they are not are so important. Thank you

At last, I understood all this index-related magic. Thank you sir! That was a huge dependency injection of valuable information in my constructor.

Superb video! Well presented, easy to follow and extremely informative. Thanks Luke.

So hepful with an example. Thanks a lot Luke!

Big thanks! that was super useful.

Great video, thank you Luke.

Most underrated video

I've learnt so much. Very easy to understand.

Thanks for this great video Luke

Very helpful and easy to understand . Thank you

This was a really helpful video. Thanks a lot for sharing such a valuable piece of information

Very helpful, thank you Luke

That was very useful, Thanks

32:30 - Location to create an index. 38:00 - Including columns = faster retrieval of data in the included column (SELECT) when searching by the key column (WHERE). Also allows for ranges in the WHERE clause. 41:45 - Adding additional columns to the key columns for indexing.

This video was super useful for understanding this. Thanks!

Great Video. Well explaned :) Thank you

Great video 👍

LEGEND man!

Learnt a lot! thanks Luke:)

Ok, but too much talking

pls drop us or link to the procSizeStats?